Easton Softball Stadium

A home run soaring through the Los Angeles sky. That’s the spirit of Easton Stadium. It’s more than just a field. It’s where dreams are hit out of the park. Easton Stadium opened its gates on February 19, 1994. It replaced Sunset Field, the Bruins’ home since 1979. The stadium sits on the north side of UCLA’s campus, where Sunset Boulevard meets Bellagio Way and De Neve Drive. This isn’t just any college softball field. Easton Stadium has hosted high school, college, national, and even international games. It’s a showcase venue, a testament to the sport’s power and grace. The U.S. National Softball Team even trained here before winning gold at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. Easton Stadium is a place of champions. In 2004, the stadium got a major upgrade. New seating was installed, making room for over 1,300 cheering fans. Imagine the roar of the crowd as a Bruin steps up to bat. Picture the tension as the pitcher winds up. The crack of the bat echoes through the stadium. The ball sails towards the 28-foot electronic scoreboard. A home run! The crowd goes wild. Easton Stadium isn’t just about the game. It’s about the community. It’s about the shared love of softball. It’s a place where memories are made, one home run at a time.